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Colonel Hughes.H .Hallett's Case.
How His Relations With Aiss Selwyn
We're Discovered.
Found In Her Cham Der Al the House
or Mr.. Smith.
That Indignant Gentleman Eyicts
Him without Ceremony
The BumiIiated Colonel says the
Indignant Mr.. smith II Not
wholly without Fetsi.
nine Control.

LcNDjN, September %. - Col.
Hughes. Hsllett, who is accused by the
Pail Mall Gazette Of having main.
tanned improper relations with Miss
Beatrice Selwyn, states that he did
not see much Of the lady until the past
summer, when she, being free Of all
control by her relatives, lived alone In
London, and he accompanied her to
many English watering places. II Is
stated that she and Henry Smith, a
barrister and Deputy Lord Lieuten-
ant Of Norfolk, were appointed guard
isns OF his Hughes Hslleti's) children
by Lady Selwyn. Mr.. Smith invited
Col. Hughes II illett and Beatrice to
visit him at his home, and while they
were there Mr.. Smiths suspicious
we're sroused by their actions. 0l
August 10Th he went to Col. Hughes
Hallett's bedroom and found II vacant.
He then went TO the room occupied by
Beatrice, but the door was locked aud
he could no! gain admission. Mr..
Smith then called the house keeper,
two hsuso maids, q lady's maid and
other servants, and directed the coach
man TO burst open the door. Col.
Hu hes. Halleit, who was In the room,
was taken completely by surprise and
while dressing was subjected TO
q torrent OF abuse from Mr.. smith and
everybody present, while he [ Hughes
HalletD kept perfectly quiet. AS
soon as Col. Hughes Hallett was
dressed, Mr.. Smith sent him to the
railway station, and subsequently In
formed his irienda everywhere Of his
conduct. He also teleeraphed q state
ment TO Ool. Hughes.H ,lleti's wife,
who condones the oifsrss. Two days
later Col. Hughet-H illett received
letter from q lawyer demanding the
return OF 5000 belonging to B'atrlce.
The money was paid over directly on
receipt OF the letter. Col. Hughes
Hallett then called on Capt. Selvyn,
Beatrice's brother, and offered 10 4 lhi
q drel with him, bat the cnsr Hgs no!
accepted. Col. Hughe. -Halleit I en-
offered to elope with Beatrice, and
thus enable bis vile 10 obtiin q di.
vorce, after waich, he said, he would
marry Beatrice. Capt. Selwyn de.
cllned 10 accept this offer. Col.
Hughes -Hallelt 10 extremely bitter
against Mr.. Smith, whom he do.
ecribes % pompous snd vain, and
who, while himself separated from
his wife, lives not entirely free from
feminine control.
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Iastis noCartny I.ee,ar,..

LoSD)E, September 22.-Justln Nc.
Cartby, In lecture In Southwark, lsat
evening, said that no man In his
senses, not even Me-. Smith or Mr.. Bal.
four, could conceal from himself the
fact that tho home rule question was
settled, and that II only remained 10
arrange the terms. Tho Irish would
have their parliament, and he trusted
that the commercial prosperity Of Ire.
land would be restored.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Gas Pipe Bomb Found.

CHICAGO, I'll, September 22.-Po.
licemen found a gas pipe bomb at the
Cottage Grove avenue car barn, on
Thirty-ninth street, n, O'Clock this
morning II was ten incnes 1 length
and two inches In diameter, and was
inolossd in an ordinary tiEs starch
box, And had the clock work attach.
ment for exploding. II wss taken
TO the Station avenue police station
aud examined, sfter which II was car.
RED TO an adjoining vacant LOT for cafe
keeping. No cleg has been obtained
as yet as to who left tho bomb 10 the
harm.
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ABKRDKKs, MISS, September 22.-
DIR. b. l. Hatch, who has lived here
cine 1873, and who was widely and
iavorsbly known, died at his home In
this city this afternoon at the age oI
seventy seven. After graduating In
the Philadelphia Medical CSilege In
1884, he spent two years In Pari',
France, flushing up his medical
course. lie was not only q polished
English but French scholar. His pala.
tial residence was hospital aud home
for sick and wounded Oor federa,e sol
diera. Daring the war II was In his
house and under his care and treat.
ment that Col. Polk, late State Treas
urer OF Tennessee, spent the elk
months Immediately iollC Cwingihe am.
putation OF his leg after the battle Of
Shiloh. Mr. Hatch was ono OF our
most progressive citizens. was an or
nament TO tooieiy, and his death will
be long felt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
fRANUE.
Purses Made From Prspsinis 9 hsn.

Purses Msde From Prspsinvs Q hsn.
PARIS, September 22-Tho story is
con frmed that after the execution Of
the murderer Prap Eini, certain po-
lice official obtained o portion Of the
murder er's skin from an attendant at
the medical school and had II convert
ed into a couple Of purses, which he
presented, one each, TO NJ. Taylor and
Gorsn. other polics Off lials, az souve'
nirs. The isos are leaking ont, 80 the
latter delivered the purses 10 tho Pro.
curator General, who dttmissed all
cor cerned In the matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
aaa,emaIa q a..i,..

CRY oT MixIoo, September "a
There Is 4 good deal Of uneaslness in
political circles regarding the rumorsd
attempt Of Guatemala 70 secure the
support OF tae U0ited States Govern.
ment againsl Mexico. II Ia felt here
that such a 6tsp would do much 10
disturb the pleaeant relations existing
between Mexico and the United
States, which n present are Inducing
heavy invettmenig Of American clpi.
tal here. The case against Guatemala
In thiei I'Hulte have been offered 10
members against the Merican legation
there, which, II is said. have moi been
properly stoned for, aud while the
Mexican Government ie no. ac log
oHenflsely toward Guatemalp, II Ia
demanding Iuet compensation Tor the
aesautH on officials OF the legation.
The hght In Guatemala IL largely q
clerical cophlcl and assume, The a..
pect Of y religious war, and many 70.
litlclans here cay they do net belisye
the United States win interfere in 90
delicate q matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Yesterdays FIRES.
wood County OIL Fires-soo. 200 Fest
Of Lumber uuraed.

ToLEDo, o, September 22-The
Wood county oil 6re Was al the Par
ker well No. /, near North Baltimore.
The entire rig and lour tanks, with
contents, were destroyed. The Crock.
or well adjoining, also caught GIe and
was destroyed. Total loss, $4,000. II
was caused by the escaping gas ignlt.
iug At the furnace. A tremendous
explosion followed. George Johnsop,
the engineer, Was 90 badly burned
tha. he will die. This heat was 20 In.
tense that II could be felt for nearly
two miles. IL vas impossible 10 ap.
proaeh within 200 yards Of the burning
we'll. The creek n)wlpg near was q
surging river Of fire, being covered by
the escaping oil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
B,hri.g sea seaIsru.

ToRosro, osr,, September % Tho
Department Of Fisheries 10 advised
that up TO date ten Behring sea sealers
have eluded the United Staten cutter
Rush, and arrived at Victoria, b. q.
The total catch ls reported TO be
l9.049 BkinB by Canadian vessele, and
2b30 skins landed Ia British Columbia
by American schooners. At 81 80 per
tkin, the value Of the catch reaches
the sum OF over $40 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Union Ex.Prissners.

CHIoAoo, lit, September 22.-The
annual convention Of the National
Association q Union er.Prisonep OF
War commenced here today. John
McElIoy, Of WashiD ton, presided.
Committee on pensions reported a
draft 10 give er.prisones Of war,
ninety day men, bali pension; one
hundred and twenty day, two.thirds
pension, and full pension 10 those
who served longer. II also provides
81 a day pension for each DAYS con.
iinement In rebel prisons. This bill
will be debated tomorrow,
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ACes..ry.,iye Riess.

LosDjS, September % William J.
Evelyn, Conservative member Of
Parliament for Dsptiord, threaiers 10
retign his sea, 10 the House Of Dom.
mons rather than supporI lhs govern.
msnls cruel mea,u urts In Ireland. Mr..
Smith, the government leader In the
House OF Commons, has written Mf.
Evelyn n letter promising that . full
iGquiry shall be made into the
MitchslstoHn affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
MEMPHIS. TENN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 1857

in the schools. The Commissioner
says: II sm thoroughly convinced
that an Indian cannot become useful
and civilized unless he is educ ated In
the Eoglish language. ii the lnaian
Is ever to become citizen, % the land
In severalty act contemplstes, he must
know the lapgusge Of the Constitu'
tion, the laws and the people"
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nAwson Rsyisiseo.

CmoAoo, III, September 22.-The
Timea' Findlay, o special taysl The
villaTS OF RiWsln wN visited b
another ere yesterday. Tho flames
began In q sawmill, which was totally
destroy together with over 400 900
feet OF lumber. The lo1 IN iully
$4,000, and there 10 no insurance a,
all. Twenty Eve men arc thrown out
Of employment by this Gre. This
tams village sustained loes Of $4,000
by Gre only 3 lev days ago. fhs
1imee were undoubtedly OF incendiary
origin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
AFRICA.
latest News from H,pry a. stan

--latest News From Htury n. sssu-
Icy.
Lospos, September %. Henry M.
siahlsy writes. under dslo Of June
2Sl, from his camp, saying that 800
slave traders at Yarnkombo, half Of
whom were ur der command Of Chiei
Said Habbubu, refused allegiance TO
Tippoo Tib, whose own people, how
ever, warmly welcomed him and paid
ready obedience. Tippoo Tib was re.
luctsnt to faht old friends, and asked
for small force Of Congo State troops
to uphold his authority ss Governor.
Mr.. Stanley Was corh hdant that Tlppoo
lib would prove himself wo;thy oi tho
tiust reposed In him. Mr.. Stanley
concludes as iollcws: "Au econ 40
fuel has been obtained tho stesmers
will start, and the last chance OF com.
munic alton with Eirope Tor q few
months will be gone"
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nn.sar. q, Mi,eh.I.,e r..

LosDos, September 22.-A troop Of
Hussars, q detachment Of artillery and
a large force Of police have arrived al
Miichelstown. Magistrate Elton has
issued q proclamation prohibiting the
holding Of any public meeting, during
the setting Of the police court, stating
that any meetings held In violation OF
this prohibition will be iofcibly dis.
persed. No copies Of the procama
ton have been served on Mr..
John Dillon, NJ r., aud Mr..
Thomas p. Ooudon Home Ruler),
member Of the House Oi
Commons for East Tpperary, both Of
whom are now In Mitohelslown. Mr..
Dillon has declared his willingness 10
address q public meeting and 10 repeat
Mr. 0'Bhen's conduct In spite Of the
government. A public meeting is
being arranged TO hear addresses from
M,. Dillon and Mr.. Ooudon. A con.
nlclis feared II the Nitlonalltts per.
sltt In Carrying out their Instructions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

tions Tor the reporters on the platform.
II the requests be granted, the circular
makes p AIN that police escorts armed
with baiopa are unnecessary. In view
Of this the United iceland accuses the
government Of breaking the rule at
Mitchelstown with the deliberate Oh
ject OF gsading the people,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
IRELAND.
Circulars win Regard 90 Lsass.
Meetings.

DUbLiE, September 22.-The United
Ireland publishes the text Of the Off.
eial circular issued by the Irish Gov
ernmsn. 10 the police In 1880 respect
Ifg The line Of oondue, they we're 10
punue With respect 10 lcaguo meet.
Ipg. This circular directs thai where
government reporters attend such
mestipgs, the officers 10 obTgs Of the
polise present shall request Of the
chairman Of the meetings accommoda.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
opesipg OF the Isdas,risI College.
ESPECIAL 70 fHs ArrIAL.i

Columns, Miss, september 22.-
The Industrial College opened ycster.
day with the most ilAtterirg pros
poets for the session. There have
been over 500 applications, but q good
mapy had 10 be refused ON account Of
room being limited. The opening at.
tendance is about 400, good many
girls boarding In private families In
the city. The trustees bad 4 meeting
yesterday aud today. IL is hoped
that the LsglslAture will make an ap.
propriatlon for additional dormitory
room, As Il is very much needed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Pores, Firs. Again nre.l oai.

BRAiSERD, MINI, September a.
The forest Gres which we're suppoted
TO be under control In the eastern
portion Of the county broke out agaln
Yesterday, and are raging In all their
fury on the meadows Tho fro has
burned dow TO the roots OF tho gfass,
and nothing but drenchlng rain can
completely subdue H. A large force
Of men was sent out again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
$50 bloody Anarchists.

CLBvELANK, o., September 22.-
About $50 anarchists met at a down
town hall last night and protested
sgainst the execution OF the seven con.
demned Chicago anarchists. They
spoke In German, and were In favor of
blood II eyerI thing else lAiIed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Eiec,ion for Local Option.

lUEA, Miss, September ga spo-
cial election will be held at Waterloo,
Ala, Saturday, September 2i.h, for
the pnrpose OF voilngon the question
n d1p iHg local up los. Waterloo has
had no sal0On lof year, and Il Ia prob
ablo ths meisure will not be adopted,
though wnm fight will be mado on
both slduf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
Insspericseed nrsheman.
tspsotlL TO fHs lPpsAL.t

BIRnIssHAn, Ala, September a.
A man named Williamson, a brake
man on his frat trip, fell from the
tender Of an engine at Callers, thirty
miles below on the Louisville and
Nashville today, and was 20 badly In.
jured that he died In an hour from
less Of blood. This IL the second OF
the inexperienced brakemsn that
have besn killed on the Louisville
and Nashville within the last few
dava
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23
eKN. lANKs's Acc1uNTs.
EDucATIoN on THR INDIAN.

In q letter sent TO Gen. Clinton b.
Fiske, Commissioner Of Indian AiiaiTs
Atkins says tke Indian Bureau does
not intend 10 recede from its pohitlon,
that no language but the English shAll
be taught In Indian ichools, nolwith.
standing the opposition manifested
against the order. Tie letter states
that the order does not forbid the
teaching Of tchptuTal or other truths
10 Indians In their native tongues,
but simply iofbids the ieaohing or
reading n the vetnacnlar 10 Indians
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Ibid MT Know t Was
Loaded = i

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what can be said ior the parci,s ,5"'sip
sees his child languislnns daily and 'ajiH
!. 10 recognize the want OF a ir,ir aud
= biemi-rurifer? Formerly, a cot;rse % %
ibifters or sulphur AMI l,:oiasses, was t'.S
r,,1e ati-regltlatesl families: 'i5t i,ttss
all Intelligent households keen (. ser'ss
S.lrsapariH;,, which Is al. n,r,. .....'.3
,as, and tile most scaretiii'.siti
.t9iIr,,ivtl,.ooti uie!itit ever s...ss.
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slt.leG .sf;si al her. ai:,i
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ia yt.r IS is;s -: rariita Ehis b Isl,
restored ..,.s ,iitlpd ma king ~ ~
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Is ssarsarariIIa Il ni,,,t ah,abl remedy foI
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4ss.ssi.isy time.
s:sstrisht, Crock s,i osyt. Co..
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for tie off! ti,re ,,a;l,, is III Aser,s
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soslger TO So thro,,s' 4 iss a,',lnsr.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Beard Of Education.

Little Falls, MINI, Nov. 81, 1887 !.
A special meeting Of the board of edu-
cation ofthe Independent School Dis
trict Of Little Falls was held for the ptr-
pose of electing q teacher to fill the va
cancy caused by Miss ferrin's' resigna-
ton. All present. S.ss.
ApplicationWere presented from Mel
lie Boulter, NJ, J. johnson, Estella Bru-
sic and May L. Donovan. ssJ. ..S
An election and ballot wao held, and
May E. Donavan. received six votes and
was declared elected. The secretary
was instructed to procure a teacher to
fill the vacancy Hntil Miss Donovan ar
rived. -. j ssi iss* I5 s.; -. s s..
The board extended an invitation to
Prof. Rocheleau to be present at the
sessions Of the graded school for the
week beginning Nov. %. Il.
Meeting adjourned .--- e.. - e
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25


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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

/ The men. who have been employed
on the Duluth, Huron & Denver neal
Sank Centre have not been paid cent
yet. although large amount of grading
has been done. 4 gentleman from
Sank Centre states that the Northern
Pacific company is offering to buy time
bills from the laborers at 50 cents or
the dollar, which makes it look a:
though the N. P. company would like
to get possession of the grade. It i:
generally believed that if the road il
finished at all it will be. built by the N
p. company. ;r,#.- i11.a -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Yes, Little Falls isSUnited.

In a long editorial in Wednesday,
Brainerd News the division in senti.
ment in that city in regard to aiding the
Water Power Company is greatly de-
plored, and the shining example Of
Little Falls pointed out as follows:
Little Falls will secure the manu-
factories which would naturally come to
Brainerd if we stop to fight over some
sancied irregularitv The little city, has
moro energy and good sense in backing
the enterprise of her Boom Power and
Water Company. She does not ebstruct
operations to daily ind call hard names,
but every citizen is interested in push
ing the structure to completion rs rap
idly as POSSIBLE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
That Rarest Of Combinations.

That Rarest of Combinations. !:
Tne delicacy Of flavor with true eff
cacy Of action has been attained in the
famous California fruit liquid remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it inn
mensely popular. It cleans the System,
cures Costiveness, etc. For Sale by j.
g. Houston, Druggist. Y
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Peck's Sum: a German brewery is
being established As Yokoha ma Japan:
Milwake Glowing foam OFF of beer):
IS Wei, Yokohoma, hers looking at
you'll
Yokohama: Hi! NE allie same
locke Habe one on me. .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Estray.

Camc QUITO my premises three miles south o.
Little Falls, Mimi, In the latter part Of septcm
Der, 1887. red and white COW about 5 years old
The owner is notified to pay charges and re-
move property. .
Little Falls, Mimi, Nov. %, 1887.
- n -, T. II, LEE,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

@ 100 sets Of bob sleds, the best that
can be found on the market, must, and
will be sold, and every sled guaranteed.
l defy competition. Little Falls agri-
cultural and feed store. :.
A full line of Cross Flows Of differen,
makes for sale cheap at ..i, ;s
II. s-sss: g.: i - ~ T. RASsIrRa {
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Whenyou happen in town you are
cordially invited to call and examine
our stock Of Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Gaps, and -eyeryt thing that il
kept in a first-class clothing store. NJ
trouble to show goods. z.+I<
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Came onto my premises three miles south Of
Little Falls. MINI, or about Sept 15 1887, one
red and white heifer, two or three years old. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
Little Falls, Mimi, Nov. 81. 1857.
- THOMAS HYSON
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

salt is a fact wo rthy ofnotice that
since Richard Bros. opened their store
in this town, their trade has kept on
steadily increasing; others peoples trade
seems to be shifting all the time; but
theirs, like the house built on the rock,
is inyulnerable. The only way to ac-
count for it, is the fair and just treatment
which they give to all their customers. i
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Came onto my premises on section 26 in the
town Of Pike Creek, Morrison county. Mimi, on
or about 0ci. l, 1887, one red bull calf, about
months old: The owner is requested to pay
charges and remeye property. Z = 7
Z ~ -ssYE- y G3&' ALBERT KRAUSA.
Oct Dc 1887 - :. - -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Several ladies in town entertained
their friends yesterday at very elaborate
Thanksgiving dinners, at which the
tables were graced with the historical
turkey and cranberry sauce and many
other detachable vianda.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
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At a Coroner'sinquest the verdict was.
Died from drinking too much whisky
q red-nosed indiyiual present, supposed
to have been from Kentucky said he
didn't see how that could be poasibls Z
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